The DOJ Civil Rights Division just dropped what’s being framed as the last big batch of Epstein-related files, and it’s a reminder of how wide his social graph stretched into Silicon Valley. The story breaks down which tech leaders show up most often, what the references look like (emails,

Europe is taking a bigger swing at social platforms, with more countries weighing bans for minors. It is not just talk, either. Regulators are tightening the screws on how these apps operate and how they reach younger users, and X is already feeling the heat in Paris.

Gemini’s user count is moving fast. Google says the app now has more than 750M monthly users, a big jump in just one quarter, and it’s happening alongside new model releases and heavier AI usage across Google’s ecosystem. There’s a lot packed into that single metric, from

If Microsoft Copilot is your default, GitHub now wants you to have options. Claude and Codex are being added as first-class agents inside GitHub and VS Code, with an “Agent HQ” setup that makes it feel like you can route different tasks to different models. Less context switching,

Coding is turning into “tell the agent what you want, then review what it did.” Claude Code is one of the clearest examples: terminal-first, multi-step, and designed to actually execute work across a codebase instead of just chatting about it. The bigger angle is what

The European Commission just put Meta on notice over WhatsApp and AI. Regulators say WhatsApp’s setup may be blocking rival AI assistants, and they’re signaling they’ll step in if it risks harming competition. This is one of those platform fights that sounds nerdy until it shapes

SpaceX’s next headline goal might not be Mars. Musk is now talking about making a “self-growing” city on the Moon the priority, pitching it as a step toward a permanent human presence rather than a one-off landing. There’s a lot packed into that phrase, and the implications get